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“Media Matters,” week ending August 5, 2005; by Jamison Foser

08/05/05 7:03 PM EDT
Limbaugh finally admitted to his confused listeners that “Soros ads” were fake

08/05/05 4:52 PM EDT
Novak on the Plame leak: a pattern of contradictions

08/05/05 4:11 PM EDT
White House adviser Allen appeared on Dobson show, failed to repudiate stem cell/Nazi comparison while joining in Frist attack

08/04/05 8:33 PM EDT
Wash. Post overlooked apparent Bush administration contradiction on intelligent design

08/03/05 4:58 PM EDT
WSJ wrongly absolved Bolton of “wild accusations,” falsely attacked Clinton recess appointments

08/02/05 6:09 PM EDT
CBS' Plante denied “improper” actions by recess-appointed Bolton

08/02/05 5:51 PM EDT
CNN's “John Bolton: Behind the Mustache” attacked Democrats, whitewashed Bolton

08/02/05 3:19 PM EDT
Network news went virtually dark on Roberts nomination, ignored release of Reagan administration memos

08/01/05 7:01 PM EDT
Despite Hannity's claims to the contrary, many more supporters than detractors noted Roberts's Catholicism

07/29/05 8:33 PM EDT
“Media Matters,” week ending July 29, 2005; by Jamison Foser

07/29/05 8:01 PM EDT
NY Times reporter ignored energy experts to repeat Bush line on oil imports

07/29/05 5:16 PM EDT
Coulter on Helen Thomas: “What is it with these Arabs and suicide?”

07/29/05 1:29 PM EDT
On Hardball , Wash. Post 's Allen repeated false claim about Wilson's trip to Niger

07/28/05 5:47 PM EDT
CPB chairman Tomlinson failed to refute NY Times ' “false” charges against him

07/27/05 7:28 PM EDT
CBS aired Stein commentary defending Rove without rebuttal

07/27/05 1:45 PM EDT
In complying with White House “ground rules” on Roberts docs, Wash. Post again ignored Democrats' arguments for full disclosure

07/26/05 6:22 PM EDT
Matthews, Brooks falsely attacked Wilson over Niger trip's genesis, conclusions

07/25/05 7:06 PM EDT

“Media Matters,” week ending August 5, 2005; by Jamison Foser

Limbaugh finally admitted to his confused listeners that “Soros ads” were fake

Novak on the Plame leak: a pattern of contradictions

White House adviser Allen appeared on Dobson show, failed to repudiate stem cell/Nazi comparison while joining in Frist attack

Wash. Post overlooked apparent Bush administration contradiction on intelligent design

WSJ wrongly absolved Bolton of “wild accusations,” falsely attacked Clinton recess appointments

CBS' Plante denied “improper” actions by recess-appointed Bolton

CNN's “John Bolton: Behind the Mustache” attacked Democrats, whitewashed Bolton

Network news went virtually dark on Roberts nomination, ignored release of Reagan administration memos

Despite Hannity's claims to the contrary, many more supporters than detractors noted Roberts's Catholicism

“Media Matters,” week ending July 29, 2005; by Jamison Foser

NY Times reporter ignored energy experts to repeat Bush line on oil imports

Coulter on Helen Thomas: “What is it with these Arabs and suicide?”

On Hardball , Wash. Post 's Allen repeated false claim about Wilson's trip to Niger

CPB chairman Tomlinson failed to refute NY Times ' “false” charges against him

CBS aired Stein commentary defending Rove without rebuttal

In complying with White House “ground rules” on Roberts docs, Wash. Post again ignored Democrats' arguments for full disclosure

Matthews, Brooks falsely attacked Wilson over Niger trip's genesis, conclusions

In anti-birth control segment, host of Fox Corp.'s OutKick claims tap water is “effectively birth control”

Benny Johnson says Donald Trump would still be president if Jim Jordan had been speaker

Steve Bannon describes House speakership fight as a “spiritual war”

Fox News' Sean Hannity calls House Republicans opposing Jim Jordan for speaker, “sensitive little snowflakes”

Fox's Newt Gingrich says unless Jim Jordan is elected speaker, the Republican Party will be perceived as “childish, silly, and in disarray”